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  • Devices you wear on your ears to listen to music quietly.
    Headphone
  • A portable storage box you plug in to save extra files.
    External hard disk
  • A tiny flat card used to store photos in cameras and phones.
    Memory Card
  • Saving and opening your files over the internet instead of your computer.
    Cloud Computing
  • A network where all computers connect to one central hub like a star.
    Star LAN
  • A keyboard button used to quit or close a game/menu.
    Escape Key (ESC)
  • Devices that let you hear sound and music out loud.
    Speakers
  • A board with buttons (keys) used to type letters and numbers.
    Keyboard
  • A tiny stick used to carry files in your pocket.
    Flash memory / USB drive
  • The part that makes games and videos look beautiful on screen.
    Video card
  • A super-fast printer that uses laser light to print on paper.
    Laser printer
  • A special wand or pen used to draw directly on a screen.
    Light pen
  • A plug used to connect the computer to the monitor.
    SVGA port
  • A machine that copies paper pictures into the computer.
    Scanner
  • A tool that captures your voice so the computer can hear you.
    Microphone
  • A box that shares Wi-Fi / Internet with all your devices.
    Router
  • An internal part that helps the computer connect to the internet.
    Modem card
  • A screen that lets you control things by touching it with your finger.
    Touch screen
  • A lever or stick used to control movements in video games.
    Joystick
  • The short-term memory that helps the computer runs fast.
    Random access memory (RAM)
  • The brain of the computer that does all the thinking.
    Central processing unit (CPU)
  • The box that gives electricity (power) to the computer.
    Power Supply
  • The slot where you put a CD inside the computer.
    CD-ROM drive
  • A keyboard button used to say "Yes" or start a new line.
    Enter key
  • The main circuit board that connects all computer parts together.
    Mother board
  • A small device you move with your hand to click on the screen.
    Mouse
  • A camera that takes photos and saves them as computer files.
    Digital camera
  • A printer that uses drops of liquid ink to print colorful pictures.
    Ink jet printer
  • A box inside the computer used to store all your games and files.
    Hard disk drive (HDD)
  • A computer that stays on top of a desk and doesn't move easily.
    Desktop
  • A shiny round disc used for music or old games.
    Compact disk (CD)
  • A computer where the screen and the computer parts are in one big piece.
    All in one PC
  • A group of computers connected together in one room or building.
    Lan Network
  • A computer made for one person to use at home or school.
    Personal Computer (PC)
  • A portable battery used to charge your phone on the go.
    Power bank
  • A small camera used to show your face during video calls.
    Webcam
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